Windows Server 2008 For Dummies

If you’re curious, but hesitant, about finding your way
around Microsoft’s new Windows Server 2008, Windows Server
2008 For Dummies is the book for you. This friendly reference
shows you everything you need to know — from installation and
deployment to building and running a Windows Server 2008 network.

Server-based networking really is a big deal, and this 100%
plain-English guide helps you make the most of it. You’ll
find out about Windows Server 2008’s important functions,
capabilities and requirements; develop a network implementation
plan; take a step-by-step walkthrough of the installation process;
and get valuable tips on how to boost your bandwidth beyond belief!
Before you know it, you’ll be configuring connections to the
Universe, working with active directory, and treating domains and
controllers like old pals. Discover how to:

Build and connect your network

Install and configure Windows Server 2008

Set up and manage directory services

Manage users and groups

Install and manage print servers

Secure your network

Troubleshoot active networks

Plan for installing Active Directory

Proclaim and manage your own domain

Resolve names between TCP/IP and NetBIOS

Manage shares, permissions, and more

Develop and implement a regular backup protocol

Windows Server 2008 For Dummies may be easy-going, but
it’s simply packed with need-to-know stuff that will send you
diving into Windows Server 2008 experience just for the fun of it.
So start now!

Ed Tittel is an increasingly grizzled, if not wizened,
veteran of the publishing game, with over a thousand magazine
articles and more than 140 books to his credit. Ed has worked on
numerous For Dummies books, including HTML 4 For
Dummies, 5th Edition (with Mary Burmeister) and XML For
Dummies, 4th Edition (with Lucinda Dykes), as well as books on
many other topics. Ed runs a small professional IT practice in
Round Rock, TX, that specializes in network-oriented training,
writing, and consulting. When Ed’s not busy writing, he likes
to spend time with his wife, Dina, and son, Gregory. He also likes
to shoot pool, cook, and read sci-fi. You can reach Ed by e-mail at
etittel@yahoo.com or through his Web page at www.edtittel.com.

Justin Korelc has been working with computers and
technology for over 15 years. Justin is an independent consultant
working as a writer and trainer. His work focuses on security,
Windows and Linux operating systems, and PC hardware. Justin has
coauthored several books on media PCs, including Build the
Ultimate Home Theater PC (an ExtremeTech BuildIt Guide)
and Hacking MythTV (an ExtremeTech title). He has
developed online training materials on information security, PC
tune-ups, file transfer technologies, and more. Justin’s
computer knowledge is self-taught and based on nearly 20 years of
hands-on experience. He spends his spare time practicing the fine
art of bricolage, playing with computers, and improving his
culinary skills. You can reach Justin by e-mail at
jusphikor@yahoo.com.

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